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Underneath the office building where I work, there is a five-level underground car park. This serves not only the office (which is only five levels *above* ground) but the adjacent shopping centre as well.
The main entrance is at the end of a short inlet road which is threaded between the two buildings. It is on the left side of the road - but note that Finland drives on the *right*. So at the end of the road there is a very small roundabout, and the garage entrance is rotated 90 degrees to face the oncoming direction of the roundabout. Drivers who decide they don't i fact want to go inside can continue around on the surface to leave.
I've seen two completely different cars on two successive days which pulled straight up to the *left* side of the roundabout, and then apparently wondered why they weren't lined up with the garage entrance and had to reverse. The nearest left-hand-driving territory, meanwhile, is across two substantial bodies of water and the Scandinavian mountains.
So yes, there are crappy drivers even over here.
The main entrance is at the end of a short inlet road which is threaded between the two buildings. It is on the left side of the road - but note that Finland drives on the *right*. So at the end of the road there is a very small roundabout, and the garage entrance is rotated 90 degrees to face the oncoming direction of the roundabout. Drivers who decide they don't i fact want to go inside can continue around on the surface to leave.
I've seen two completely different cars on two successive days which pulled straight up to the *left* side of the roundabout, and then apparently wondered why they weren't lined up with the garage entrance and had to reverse. The nearest left-hand-driving territory, meanwhile, is across two substantial bodies of water and the Scandinavian mountains.
So yes, there are crappy drivers even over here.